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Re: Mac for *testing* realbasic applications

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Subject: Re: Mac for *testing* realbasic applications
From: Jeremy Wood <jeremy@ensembledesigns.com>
Date: Mon, 29 Dec 2008 11:24:33 -0800
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I would advise against this approach—even lightweight applications running under rosetta require a lot a RAM, because of the emulation overhead. The performance is fine, but the memory use can be quite obnoxious.

Jeremy Wood

On Dec 25, 2008, at 8:38 PM, Forrest W Christian wrote:

The thought that occurred to me almost instantly after reading the wikipedia article on rosetta is that perhaps I should just package this for PPC since it is really very lightweight (5MB packaged, and it spends most of it's time waiting for user and/or network input - really, it's just a fancy data display tool)... And hopefully that running under the PPC emulation on an Intel mac would actually have fewer potential problems than having two separate, not as well tested, applications.


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